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We understand that your own home is where you feel the most comfortable and where you feel happiest. Whether it’s Fulham or Chiswick, it’s the place you know best and are most familiar with. Unfortunately, you may be faced with the possibility of having to move out of the home you love as you age, but this does not need to be the case. If you or your loved one want to remain living comfortably at home, then we can help you make that choice an informed one.
We are Home Instead in Hammersmith, Fulham and Chiswick. We are changing the UK’s attitude to elderly care and to ageing with our distinctive approach to supporting people at home with dedicated and professional senior care.
Maddy Alemayehu has been running Home Instead Hammersmith, Chiswick and Fulham and works with a team of dedicated care professionals from all over the Hammersmith and Chiswick area to provide a range of care at home services. Whether it is specialist dementia care in Fulham or domiciliary care in Chiswick we provide home care you can be confident in. We also provide respite care, palliative and companionship care so whatever your home care needs are please learn more below or get in touch.
If you would like to know more about how homecare could benefit you or your loved one please submit your details below.
Growing old can bring challenges, both for the person who’s ageing and for their family. It can be frustrating for our loved ones because they can’t do everything they used to and feel like they’re losing their independence. At the same time, it might be worrying for their family as they might not be able to be there whenever their loved ones need them.
Five Tips For How To Cope Mentally And Physically You’ve probably heard the instructions given to people on board a plane as they are preparing for takeoff, “If the oxygen masks were to deploy, place the mask on yourself first, before assisting others.” This makes sense because if you were unable to think clearly because of lack of oxygen, you certainly would not be able to effectively help someone else with their mask, especially if that person was a small child or elderly person who depended on you to function.
Home Instead is delighted to become the first home care company to be made available to Boots UK’s customers via the Boots Health Hub.
What You Must Know For older adults, a decline in mobility, meaning a decrease in the ability to independently move about, such as no longer being able to climb stairs, get up from a chair unassisted or to easily walk without fear of falling, is one of the most important predictors of both a decrease in health status as well as the overall quality of life. Loss of mobility not only affects physical health, but greatly impacts a person’s emotional and social well-being.
A collection of fun activities to help keep you and your family busy this summer
Are you interested in becoming a carer? Perhaps you're a mum with older children who are starting school or are in secondary school and beyond, and you're looking for a flexible career that works around the needs of your family?
